Deutsche Werke
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Deutsche Werke
Summary
Deutsche Werke is a company[1]. It ranks in the top 10% of company entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (117 views/month).[2]
Key Facts
- Deutsche Werke is in the country of German Reich[3].
- Deutsche Werke's instance of is recorded as company[4].
- Deutsche Werke followed Kaiserliche Werft Kiel[5].
- Deutsche Werke followed Howaldtswerke[6].
- Deutsche Werke was followed by Maschinenbau Kiel[7].
- Deutsche Werke was followed by Deutsche Industriewerke[8].
- Deutsche Werke was followed by Howaldtswerke Hamburg[9].
- Deutsche Werke's headquarters location is recorded as Berlin[10].
- Deutsche Werke's Commons category is recorded as Deutsche Werke Kiel[11].
- Deutsche Werke's industry is recorded as industrial manufacturing[12].
- Deutsche Werke's industry is recorded as building of ships and floating structures[13].
- Deutsche Werke's industry is recorded as machinery industry and plant construction[14].
- Deutsche Werke's industry is recorded as vehicle construction[15].
- Deutsche Werke's industry is recorded as weapons industry[16].
- 1925 marks the founding of Deutsche Werke[17].
- Deutsche Werke was dissolved in 1945[18].
- Deutsche Werke's topic's main category is recorded as Category:Deutsche Werke Kiel[19].
- Deutsche Werke's product or material produced is recorded as U-1[20].
- Deutsche Werke's product or material produced is recorded as U-2[21].
- Deutsche Werke's product or material produced is recorded as U-3[22].
- Deutsche Werke's product or material produced is recorded as U-4[23].
- Deutsche Werke's product or material produced is recorded as U-5[24].
- Deutsche Werke's product or material produced is recorded as U-6[25].
- Deutsche Werke's product or material produced is recorded as U-13[26].
- Deutsche Werke's product or material produced is recorded as U-14[27].
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Founding
1925 marks the founding of Deutsche Werke[17].
Identity
Predecessors include Kaiserliche Werft Kiel[5] and Howaldtswerke[6]. Successors include Maschinenbau Kiel[7], Deutsche Industriewerke[8], and Howaldtswerke Hamburg[9].
Operations
Deutsche Werke's headquarters location is recorded as Berlin[10].
Industry
Industries include industrial manufacturing[12], building of ships and floating structures[13], machinery industry and plant construction[14], vehicle construction[15], and weapons industry[16].
Ownership
Products include U-1[20], U-2[21], U-3[22], U-4[23], U-5[24], and U-6[25].
Dissolution
Deutsche Werke was dissolved in 1945[18].
Why It Matters
Deutsche Werke ranks in the top 10% of company entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (117 views/month).[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 16 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[28] It is known by 6 alternative names across languages and contexts.[29]